Installation guide

Merging Technologies
Le Verney 4, CH-1070 Puidoux Switzerland
www.merging.com/Pyramix T : [phone] • F : [phone]
o TC Master: The Pyramix transport will now list the TC Master for each device (refer to the
Transport Master section)
o A Virtual Transport Key is no longer required
o The Sony IP (Ethernet) Pipe
 Configuration prerequisites:
o Pyramix & VCube combo (on same system)
 We recommend that Pyramix is configured for MassCore or Native use (VS3 Ctrl Panel)
 VCube should be in Mykerinos or ASIO Bridge mode
 VCube configured with AJA must a common Video Ref feeding the AJA and the
Horus/Mykerinos. In such case Pyramix in Native mode is not recommended (potential
drift issue)
o Pyramix & VCube on different system (standalone)
 Both system must be on the same LAN
 Each system must receive a common Video Reference
Record:
 We now allow recording of unpatched strips
Automation Improvements:
Improvement to avoid timeline zooming issues
 On Automation Line:
o Nothing=Move or Create Automation Point
o CTRL= Trim Automation Line
o CTRL+SHIFT= Draw Automation Line
o CTRL+ALT= Delete Automation Points
 On Envelope:
o Nothing=Move or Create Envelope Point
o CTRL= Trim Envelope Line
o CTRL+SHIFT= Draw Envelope Line
o CTRL+ALT= Delete Envelope Points
New Preview Modes
 Added options under Pyramix> General Settings>Application>Automation
 User can now determine which automation state is affected by the Preview using checkboxes
Affect Parameters in:
o Isolate
o Read
o Touch/ Latch
o Write / Record
Track Header
 Modification to the behavior of the [A] and Automation Track Name in the Track Headers:
o Both the Left and Right mouse button have the same action on the Automation Track Name
that what the Right Mouse button did (and still does) when clicked on the [A] button.
o This allows for accessing to the Init, Snapshot, Delete and Trim commands on extra
automation tracks that purposely don’t have the [A] button.
Misc.
 Improved accuracy of sine generator for frequency values being fraction of the sampling rate